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by jdw64 6mo ago
Personally, I think it has become difficult to find good blogs through Google alone. My approach is to start from trust platforms such as LinkedIn, and look at people who have relatively senior or credible positions. Then I check whether th
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English is not my native language.
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Source: the deceased objected.
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One hour after starting my AI detox to resist the LLMs threatening my job, I found this announcement. I have decided to forgive Claude Code’s orange octopus. Not because I am weak, but because relationships require compromise.
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I think the reason most people do not sympathize with this argument is that most HN readers are programmers, and many of them are still in a relatively secure class position. Traditionally, programming has had a high barrier to entry, but i
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Thanks, reply!That is a really difficult problem. As you said, if Bebop refuses to go home, then the model has to remember the previous state, and the difficulty increases a lot. Usually, this kind of thing would be modeled with Markov rewa
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One thing I always feel while programming is that the important question is often not what to model, but what to exclude from the model. In this case, he excluded the dog’s veto behavior. But if you tried to model that too, it would also be
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If that mechanism can be activated, it may significantly compress the time required for education and learning.
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I think I will read this while running my agents in parallel. Thank you, my friend. The writing is genuinely excellent. In tech communities, we often talk about how many times productivity will increase, or whether AI has consciousness. But
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I used to think the Vatican would be old-fashioned, but the writing on its site is more readable than I expected. In particular, while reading the section “Development: Humanism and Posthumanism,” I found it interesting to compare the relig
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I am a developer who has to deliver finished products, so I do not think my view is necessarily the correct answer. But based on my experience, I suspect the important thing is not just whether we use AI or not. On HN, people often say that
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You may be right. But this feeling is mine. Haha.
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Communities always need signals like these Does this person actually know what they are talking about? Have they done it themselves? Can they be trusted? Was this written by a human who is accountable for it? Or is this just copied-and-past
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This is absurdly well written. I don’t know how someone takes the familiar anxiety around AI replacing developers and turns it into something this beautiful and funny. Once again, the programming industry has robbed literature of a potentia
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I love u. thanks!
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One hour into my AI detox, I saw this announcement and decided to make peace with Claude Code’s orange octopus. We have been through a lot together, but I have decided to compromise. That is what love is.
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I enjoyed reading this and gave it an upvote. I also tried building my own programming language, and I think the difficulty depends a lot on how far you want to take it. At first, when I used C as the transpiler target, it felt relatively m
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Does anyone happen to know what font this site is using? It looks really elegant.
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I agree. but,In practice, the important thing is that, whatever one thinks of management, you still have to speak in terms they recognize and want to hear. The target changes, but the mechanism is similar. This is often criticized, but it
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What I see in this article is a kind of structural isomorphism: it sincerely criticizes AI slop while reproducing the same failure mode it is criticizing. Intentional rhetorical repetition is not necessarily bad. I repeat myself too when I
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After reading this article, I can definitely feel how productivity rises inside organizations. More precisely, this feels like a person who would be loved by management. The article almost reads like a practical manual for increasing percei
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That is a completely new way of thinking for me, and I find it interesting. I should look it up and study it someday. Thank you for the thoughtful reply.
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hmm.... That also seems like a reasonable framing. But the original article is, first of all, arguing that we should de-anthropomorphize AI. My point is only that, from the perspective of human cognition, anthropomorphizing can sometimes be
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That is a good way to think about it. At some point, this becomes partly a matter of philosophical belief. But I am somewhat skeptical of the idea that everything can be reduced in that way. In order to build theories, we often reduce too m
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I understand that AI output is generated from statistical and representational patterns learned from a vast amount of data. My understanding is that, during training, the model forms high-dimensional internal representations where words, se
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I think people are using different meanings of “production environment.” I agree with gear54us and upvoted their comment, but I also understand what the author of the root comment is saying. I have also delivered systems using Docker Compos
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I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was in middle school. When I took medication, it made me feel bad and extremely sleepy, so I basically continued into adulthood with ADHD. I think the biggest problem with ADHD is not really about the AI era
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That used to happen to me more often. When I first came to HN, and even now if I am not careful, my comments can get flagged. Also, when I translate from Korean using DeepL and paste the result, people often say it sounds flagged, awkward,
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As someone from outside the Anglophone cultural sphere, when I first learned to write in English, the kind of writing that AI now often produces was taught to me as “formal" writing. But these days, when I write in that formal style, p
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Personally, my observation is that 'cognitive debt" feels closer to a tool for selling essays than a precise engineering concept. Lack of documentation, failed onboarding, poor architectural understanding, missing tests, review fa

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